OKLAHOMA – Two rounds of storms moved across Oklahoma on Monday, Nov. 2, 2026, bringing severe weather warnings and rainfall totals of 1 to 2 inches in some communities.
The storms developed in western Oklahoma before moving through central and eastern parts of the state. Both rounds prompted severe thunderstorm and tornado warnings, while the second round produced a confirmed tornado near Adair in northeastern Oklahoma.
Although the storms brought severe weather concerns, the rainfall provided some relief to communities experiencing drought conditions.
How Much Rain Fell Across Oklahoma?
Rainfall totals varied across the state, with some of the higher reported amounts occurring north of Oklahoma City and northwest of Tulsa…